SolrCluster

In this week's show the SolrCluster crew is talking about how document size, document count, update frequency, queries per second, query complexity, and such affect the performance of Solr and SolrCloud vs Master-Slave. SolrCluster is hosted by: Eric L. Mitchell, Yann Yu and Adam Johnson. Questions? email us at solrcluster@lucidworks.com or on twitter @LucidWorks#solrcluster.

Santa's workshop uses many different sources of information to properly manufacture and deliver toys and gifts all over the world. In this podcast we discuss how Santa and Mrs. Claus manage their data feeds to plan their yearly distribution and keep up to date on the latest wishlist trends. Learn how the biggest little data center in the North Pole runs an efficient, elastic Solr cluster to deal with the most demanding clients of all: children. SolrCluster is hosted by: Eric L. Mitchell, Yann Yu and Adam Johnson. Questions? email us at solrcluster@lucidworks.com or on twitter @LucidWorks#solrcluster.

Santa's workshop uses many different sources of information to properly manufacture and deliver toys and gifts all over the world. In this podcast, we discuss how Santa and Mrs. Claus manage their data feeds to plan their yearly distribution and keep up to date on the latest wishlist trends. Learn how the biggest little data center in the North Pole runs an efficient, elastic Solr cluster to deal with the most demanding clients of all: children.

What use is search to an enterprise? What is the purpose of intranet search? How hard is it to implement? In this episode we speak with LucidWorks consultant Evan Sayer about the benefits of internal search and how to prepare your business data to best take advantage of full-text search. SolrCluster is hosted by: Eric L. Mitchell, Yann Yu and Adam Johnson. Questions? email us at solrcluster@lucidworks.com or on twitter @LucidWorks#solrcluster.

Enhance Search applications beyond simple keyword search by adding intelligence through metadata. Help classify common patterns from unstructured data/content into predefined categories. Examples include names of persons, organizations, locations, expressions of time, quantities, monetary values, percentages etc. Entity recognition is usually built using either linguistic grammar-based techniques or statistical models. SolrCluster is hosted by: Eric L. Mitchell, Yann Yu and Adam Johnson. Questions? email us at solrcluster@lucidworks.com or on twitter @LucidWorks#solrcluster.